Our students embraced every opportunity offered by the farm environment, engaging in a range of activities that fostered both personal and practical growth. Throughout the week, they were involved in hands on farming tasks, gardening, chopping wood, cooking, crafts, music sessions, hiking and plenty of down time for card and board games.

Miss Newsome and Mr Pratt would like to commend the students on their behaviour, which was impeccable. The students showed exceptional respect, maturity, and enthusiasm, not only for the farm staff and animals but also for each other.

This trip was far more than a break from routine. It was a great opportunity for our students to connect with nature, build meaningful relationships, and discover new strengths.